The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators: Comprehending a Life of the Poet, and an Enlarged History of the Stage, Volume 19 |
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Page 257
Shore . But are the nobles agreed to the contentment of the Prince ? Lod . The Nobles and Peeres are agreed as the King would wish them . Shore . Lodwicke thou reuiuest me . Lod . I but few thought that the Agreement and his life would ...
Shore . But are the nobles agreed to the contentment of the Prince ? Lod . The Nobles and Peeres are agreed as the King would wish them . Shore . Lodwicke thou reuiuest me . Lod . I but few thought that the Agreement and his life would ...
Page 258
Marry sir it is mistresse Shore , To whom I am more beholding too for my seruice , Then the dearest friend that euer I had . Citi . And I for my Sonnes pardon . Mor . Now mistresse Shore how fare you ? Shore .
Marry sir it is mistresse Shore , To whom I am more beholding too for my seruice , Then the dearest friend that euer I had . Citi . And I for my Sonnes pardon . Mor . Now mistresse Shore how fare you ? Shore .
Page 276
Shore . A Shores Wife , so neere driuen , to beg of a Serving man , I necessitie hath no law , I must needs . Good Sir releeue me and giue me something . Seru . Why what art thou . Shore . In briefe Morton , I am Shores wife that haue ...
Shore . A Shores Wife , so neere driuen , to beg of a Serving man , I necessitie hath no law , I must needs . Good Sir releeue me and giue me something . Seru . Why what art thou . Shore . In briefe Morton , I am Shores wife that haue ...
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